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 It was still cool and dim when we loaded our suitcases onto a small bus: the pre-dawn light was too low for me to get much of an impression of Casablanca, that fabled North African city that lends its name to gin-joints, stories, and popular imagination. I had arrived in the city early-evening the day […]
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Posted in Africa,Architecture,Morocco,TravelTags: architecture,blog,Casablanca,environmental portrait,islam,islamic,Morocco,mosque,Photo Blog,Religious Practice,travel,Travel Blog,worship
 It is just breathtakingly beautiful! I couldn’t believe I had finally made it – made it to Santorini, the southernmost island in the Cyclades. Santorini is the largest part of a circular archipelago surrounding the Santorini caldera in the South Aegean Sea, southeast of mainland Greece. This was the site of the Minoan eruption about […]
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 India is home to a number of classical dance and drama forms: usually enacting stories from Hindu mythology, and each conforming to an ancient Sanskrit treatise on the performing arts. Each has its own distinctive regional roots. In Kerala, Kathakali takes its place as a nationally recognised art form, known for its elaborate makeup, stylised […]
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Posted in Dance,India,TravelTags: culture,dance,environmental portrait,environmental portraits,India,Kathakali,Kerala,people,performance,performers,portrait,portraits,travel,Travel Blog,Ursula Wall
 There is magic in the rocks and trees of Haida Gwaii in Canada’s British Columbia (BC). The people of the Haida Nation have lived here for at least 13,000 years – although ninety percent of the population died in the 1800s from smallpox, thanks to the first European contact in 1774. The islands were important […]
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Posted in Canada,Nature,TravelTags: Canada,Haida Gwaii,landscape,National Park,nature,Photo Blog,travel,Travel Blog,Ursula Wall,walk
 It was a trip I’d been anticipating for a long time: an ocean voyage on a small ship to visit remote West Papuan villages and to snorkel in the marine-rich waters around Raja Ampat and the Spice Islands. The chance to swim with giant whale sharks was what had sold me on this particular itinerary. […]
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Posted in Indonesia,Portraits,TravelTags: architecture,dance,environmental portrait,environmental portraits,housing,Indonesia,marine park,National Park,New Guinea,people,performance,travel,Travel Blog,under water,Ursula Wall,West Papua,whale shark
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